Although Mister Fantastic wanted to march over and slap Thanos twice to make him decide faster, he only dared think about it.
If he actually slapped Thanos, he would probably be reduced to atoms the next second.
So he could only watch as Thanos calmly pulled up one set of data after another and examined it right in front of him.
Cold sweat began to trickle down his back.
Laufey's disappearance and supposed defection had both been his doing.
And of course, he had done it for peace in the universe and justice in the Human World.
After a while, Thanos's gaze turned cold. He looked at Mister Fantastic.
"The two things I hate most in this life are betrayal and lies. You've given me both. So tell me—how do you want to die?"
After checking Laufey's mission logs and flight path, Thanos found that he had not betrayed anyone. He had accepted a mission Mister Fantastic sent in Thanos's name, left the Milky Way for the Gods Galaxy, and then lost contact.
Mister Fantastic had claimed Laufey was a traitor. Now Thanos understood who the real traitor was, and anger surged through him.
Did this bastard take me for a fool? Did he think I couldn't see through something so simple?
Hearing Thanos's words, Mister Fantastic felt his terrible anxiety give way to relief.
It was like the thing he had dreaded most had finally happened.
Now that it had, he felt strangely free.
At least he would no longer have to live with unease and guilt.
He had never intended to join Thanos. But a cruel twist of fate had led to the deaths of several of his companions, and Thanos had taken him in.
Afraid of dying and fearful for his family, he had chosen to cling